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[SOLVED] Changing (Plasma?)-Shortcuts Alt-F1/F2 and Ctrl-F12 in Kubuntu 9.04 (KDE4.2.2)

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cylab
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Hi there

I recently tried Linux/KDE again after 8 years of Windows only. I need to have some application shortcuts in my Java IDE, that apparently are taken globally by KDE/Plasma. Namely I need to remap Alt-F1 to Meta-F1, Alt-F2 to Meta-F2 and Ctrl-F12 to Meta-F12, so I have the Alt/Ctrl shortcuts free for my IDE.

I looked into the keyboard shortcuts in the control panel, but found nothing there. So I searched the web a bit and found an advice to use ~/.kde/share/config/plasma-appletsrc to change the Alt-F1 shortcut, but I found nothing about the other two.

So can someone lead me to some configuration file or something, to free the occupied shortcuts in question?

Thanks
Mathias

Last edited by cylab on Tue May 26, 2009 8:13 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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To change the Ctrl-F12 (show Dashboard) option, open up systemsettings, select "Keyboard and Mouse" and then "Global Shortcuts". Select "Plasma Workspace"as the application and modify the "Show Dashboard" shortcut.
It shows here, but I run SVN snapshots. Please confirm whether it works for you.


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cylab
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Thanks a bunch, I just overlooked the application dropdown in the global shortcuts panel. I feel stupid now ;) Everything I need is there...

Thanks!
Mathias


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